What attracts Poles to the Czech Republic?
In 2025, almost 940,000 Poles visited the Czech Republic – nearly 12% more than the year before. Close proximity and the variety of available attractions are arguments that are hard to resist. The Czech capital, Prague, is the most frequently visited destination (41% of guests from Poland). Other regions are also gaining popularity – we increasingly take part in local cultural events and look for relaxation in spa towns or attractive areas for hiking and cycling.
The Czech Republic tempts visitors with the beauty of historic cities such as Prague, Brno, Ostrava, and Liberec. It delights with the landscapes of Moravia and the Krkonoše Mountains. The Czech Republic also encourages visits with an excellent gastronomic offer. It is also a good country for physically active people – not only for lovers of long hikes, but also for MultiSport cardholders.
The MultiSport card abroad – check key information
The MultiSport card currently provides access to over 11,000 facilities in total in Poland and five other countries (the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria, and Turkey), and to more than 55 different activities. To use international visits, an active MultiSport mobile app with identity verified at a facility in Poland is also required. These visits are available to holders of the MultiSport Plus, MultiSport Classic, and MultiSport Light cards.
The MultiSport card ensures easy access to activities during an international city break, holiday, or business trip. It is worth taking it with you if you want to continue your training plans or enjoy active leisure time. When planning an international trip, it is worth checking the availability of facilities, the terms of use, and the activities they offer using the search tool at https://internationalvisitsmap.bsinternational.pl/.
MultiSport in the Czech Republic – popular activities
In terms of popular forms of physical activity, Czechs are quite similar to us. Below are examples of activities available with the MultiSport card:
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Gym – easy access to strength training makes it the most obvious choice during international trips. Whether we are continuing a training plan or feel like a spontaneous deload with a light load, the MultiSport card allows us to take care of our muscles and fitness.
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Yoga – practicing yoga can be a great way to deeply relax during a holiday or an opportunity to try something new. The popularity of yoga in the Czech Republic includes classical schools such as Hatha or Vinyasa, dynamic styles like Ashtanga, as well as less typical forms that combine yoga elements with elements of ethnofolk.
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Swimming pool – “Poland has one sea – but the Czech Republic has a thousand pools!” – these words perfectly reflect the popularity of Czech water recreation centers among guests from Poland. Quantity goes hand in hand with quality – swimming facilities include pools in sports complexes, outdoor summer pools, and aquaparks with plenty of attractions for children.
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Tennis – the Czech Republic is the homeland of many world-class tennis stars, and the popularity of this sport has remained high for years. A trip to the Czech Republic can be a great opportunity to test your skills with friends, as well as with people met on the court.
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Table tennis – in 2025, this discipline celebrated its official 100th anniversary in the Czech Republic. The entry threshold is low – access to a table, a rented paddle, and a ball is enough – while the dynamics and variety of playing styles are enormous. In local facilities, you can meet players of various skill levels, and good fun is always guaranteed.
The Czech Republic – try something new with the MultiSport card
The MultiSport card also offers the opportunity to take up less obvious activities in the Czech Republic. Below are a few you can try during your stay in this country:
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Bobsleigh track – some refer to it as a “roller coaster,” but facilities with tracks offer sensations closest to riding a “real” bobsleigh. Bobsleigh tracks in the Czech Republic are available in the summer season. Numerous bends, loops, and charming views create a combination truly worth experiencing.
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Piloxing – this type of fitness class is a combination of dance, Pilates, and kickboxing. Choreographic routines of varying intensity are performed under the supervision of an instructor. The basis of the workout is fairly intense cardio, but the classes also include intervals and coordination exercises.
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Adventure golf – a way to combine movement and fun for the whole family. Without high entry threshold, dress code, or other formalities typical of classic golf. Adventure golf takes the simple gameplay system from mini-golf and enriches it with a thematic, narrative playing environment and unusual obstacles. You can play solo or in groups of up to four people.
Planning a trip to the Czech Republic? Take your MultiSport card with you!
The Czech Republic is not only beautiful cities, monuments, spa towns, cultural attractions, and excellent food. It is also many opportunities to engage in a wide range of activities that can make a trip an unforgettable experience. Whether you want to continue your training while traveling or are looking for an interesting idea for fun with your loved ones – take your MultiSport card with you to the Czech Republic!
Bibliography:
CzechTourism, https://www.czechtourism.cz/